Chater's Double Violet Hollyhock NEW and Exclusive This new feeder combines a

This new feeder combines a utilitarian purpose with decorative appeal in a unique design sure to become a favorite of bird lovers around the country

silvery blue variety is heavily textured and tends to be more resistant to slugs than average hostas

purple-pink or blue-purple blooms appear on each stem to add a magical touch to borders

This flower has what it takes to illuminate a perennial border

this very early-flowering rebloomer sets the stage in mid spring for another round of blooms in late summer to early fall

Chater's Double Violet Hollyhock NEW and Exclusive This new feeder combines aUse this sun loving giant as a garden focal point or to add height interest in back of a border, or plant several together to create a living privacy screen. Towering stalks up to 7' tall yield many crepe textured, fully double flowers. The nectar of the violet, 35" blooms is ambrosia for butterflies, honeybees and hummingbirds. Because its juglone tolerant, this hollyhock is safe to plant near black walnut trees.